After the unlikely rencontre, Hidalgo's people insisted – a little too vigorously, I thought – that the two had got along just swimmingly, or as Boris might have put it in his deliberately cod French: comme une maison en feu.
At least that's the impression she gave with her Tory-tastic ranting about drugs on Question Time – a performance devoid of compassion or insight, in which she toed the party line so vigorously, you'd think she was afraid she might lose control and attempt to snort it.
Let it sit at room temperature, stirring vigorously when you think of it (preferably daily), until a thin, gelatinous film starts to form on the surface.
At one point his knuckles dug into my neck so vigorously that I thought I might never turn it again, yet after a few fluttering movements of his fingertips it felt as light and supple as a plant stem.
It also conducts "extensive partnership work with think tanks … vigorously promoting the views and needs of financial services".
Rather, I think of him vigorously elbowing to the side — with very sharp elbows, indeed.
"All I can say is that we will vigorously contest these charges; we think they are baseless," Mr. Abramowitz said.
Excited fans think nothing of vigorously applauding a fancy turn by a dancer in the middle of a performance.
"Keystone became a symbol, that if you could block this one project, maybe worldwide people would think twice before vigorously trying to extract oil from oil sands and similar projects," the New Yorker writer Ryan Lizza says on this week's Political Scene podcast.
By The New Yorker January 8 , 2015"Keystone became a symbol, that if you could block this one project, maybe worldwide people would think twice before vigorously trying to extract oil from oil sands and similar projects," the New Yorker writer Ryan Lizza says on this week's Political Scene podcast.
